Aún no tenemos significados para "crown with laurel".
1His statue was placed, in triumphal robes and crowned with laurels, in the Capitol.
2The persons who had most distinguished themselves were carried in triumph, crowned with laurels.
3There must be no more risky jumps, now that you are crowned with laurels.
4The train of virgins was followed by the decemvirs, crowned with laurel, and in purple-bordered robes.
5The King went from Normandy to Burgundy, and returned to Paris crowned with laurels of victory.
6I need say nothing of the lump of fat(779) crowned with laurel on the altar.
7No wonder he was crowned with laurels!
8St. Joseph and St. Francis stand on one side; on the other is a shepherd crowned with laurel.
9You ascend the capitol, and there you are crowned with laurel, like the hero of a hundred fights.
10But the one that should contribute the loveliest was to be crowned with laurel, and voted a public benefactor.
11The servants were pressing forward to see and greet their young master, who had come home crowned with laurels.
12She wears a mantle of azure gemmed with stars; she is crowned with laurels; the Cross-of-Honour flames upon her breast.
13He was still drifting at large on the tide of life; he was crowned with laurels, but without a home.
14We shall sail with the first breeze; and be assured I will return either crowned with laurel or covered with cypress.
15It is time that you seek other ornament-myrtlebecomes a youthful brow, and the helmet adorns the man crowned with laurels.
16Corwin the bold had fallen, Kelmar was again crowned with laurels, and the last of the ship's kettles had changed hands.